[ SECRET POST #3741 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3741 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What are your least favorite unrealistic movie things?

[(Anonymous)]

Ugh, people in hospital who just yank IVs, drains, and catheters out of themselves like it is emptying their pockets. Those things fucking hurt, and they are designed to be not pull outable. Anyone that tries to pull a drain out and doesn't spend the next hour curled around in pain is an urealistic depiction.

And people who have been asleep for 14hours plus and they have neither needed to pee immediately upon waking nor pissed the bed already. Do writers think bodily functions all stop just because a main character is asleep. Hell half the time a hero wakes up in hospital they ought to have an adult diaper taped to them, a fouled adult diaper possibly too.

Re: What are your least favorite unrealistic movie things?

[tabaqui]

YES. I hate it when someone is unconscious/badly injured and there's no catheter. Particularly after surgery. Hello - that goes in first thing!

Yanking that stuff out just makes me simultaneously cringe and rage. But then, you've got people with head injuries, abdominal surgery, broken bones, whatever, leaping up out of bed and running off like morons as if that's remotely possible.

Re: What are your least favorite unrealistic movie things?

[analise]

Reminds me of when I had surgery on my arm. I was specifically told to fast/not drink fluids the evening before the surgery probably specifically to avoid this problem.

And you know, I was only under for a couple hours.